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With Kraft as the backing band, this masterpiece shines with a fresh pop feel that has expanded from folk.
With Kraft's performance and arrangements by Seo Kazuzo and others, the album smoothly deepens from folk to pop, and is filled with a variety of songs that add the color of country rock and ragtime, making it a fascinating work from this transitional period.
The album's worldview quietly opens with the soft, sweeping vocals of "Rainbow Part I," and Craft's warm ensemble envelops the entire album. The album's musical breadth is on full display, with tracks like "Sketch," which has the lightness of country rock, "Blue Moon," which has the joy of ragtime, and "Holiday," whose lyrics feature Roberta Flack. The sophistication of later city pop is also evident in "White Piano," with its soft, accommodating strings, and "Foot Sound," with its deep organ sound. This album seamlessly blends the simplicity of early folk with a new pop sensibility.
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